Sometimes the best news comes on four legs. Meet Tsunami — a Border Collie who has become a national hero in Venezuela. After the devastating twin earthquakes on June 24 (magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5) that claimed over 3,600 lives, Tsunami and his handler from the K-SAR ECID rescue unit worked tirelessly in the rubble. Using his extraordinary sense of smell, Tsunami helped locate and save at least 13 trapped survivors — including a 60-year-old man who had been buried for six days.
Sometimes the best news comes on four legs. Meet Tsunami — a Border Collie who has become a national hero in Venezuela. After the devastating twin earthquakes on June 24 (magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5) that claimed over 3,600 lives, Tsunami and his handler from the K-SAR ECID rescue unit worked tirelessly in the rubble. Using his extraordinary sense of smell, Tsunami helped locate and save at least 13 trapped survivors — including a 60-year-old man who had been buried for six days.
Immediate Answer: On July 4th, 2026, off-duty firefighter Jason Horne heroically rescued three children trapped under a capsized boat at Alvarado Park Lake, Texas. Horne dove multiple times beneath the overturned vessel, retrieving a boy who was breathing, a girl he successfully resuscitated with CPR, and another boy whose pulse he restored after freeing him from an anchor line. All children are expected to recover. By: Dr. Layne McDonald Good evening. In a time when the worl
